Rehearing Sought in Nunmie Healey Case
Arguments were heard in Helena on May 29 on a petition for rehearing in the Nunmie Healey matter. Attorneys for Miles Cirien and Joe Metfatlunane contended the lower court erred, while A. Leonard for Helnz o urged rejecting the application. The court questioned the impact of a questioned MacGinniss exchange and the contract inconsistencies raised by the opposing counsel.
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Formen Phan Dead in Madrid May 29
Former premier Formen Phan is reported dead in Madrid on May 29 following unconfirmed relayed information. Details are scarce but officials acknowledge the demise and extend condolences.
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Prize money set for four day county fair races
A four day fair in Thoxdwuyiay August 28 to 24 will award ten thousand dollars in prizes. Major events include a $2,000 Kemgerien sinke pace with 2:30 trotters and 2:18 pacers, plus state and regional purses. Officials: F.S. Resiene president C. We Fatty VP Tesh OT secretary TH. L. Casey treasurer. Graeme Sic, ex republican national committeeman from Michigan, suffers a second heart attack in Chicago.
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Bullion Vaults Mage Safe Against Thieves
A vault at Philipsburg guards its doors with an electric fence and submerged steel cables fed from a power plant. Officials plan a reception and warn would‑be intruders that tampering could cause fatal electric shocks, while ensuring worker safety inside the vault.
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Tremendous crowd fills auditorium for graduation exercises
The article describes a large turnout in the auditorium during the commencement exercises. It notes the event occurred on a Saturday evening and mentions speakers including Dr. Wepf. The program included a university song and a declaration segment amid formal proceedings.
Teachers for the ensuing year listed at the CuNally
The CuNally voters elected a corps of teachers for next year. The roster includes Geary W. Ruin as Principal F109 sway, Miss Yora Marks, Miss Kate Parr at $4 per month, Miss M De Boer, Miss Aline Muan at $8 per month, Miss Dris for Latin and English at $80, Miss Cardoni in English and art, and Miss Fowler elected janitor. attendance reached 15 at one time, higher than previous years.
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Livingston Band Incorporation Filed in Des Moines Region
Ardeles at Incar Poralion were med with the secretary of state by the Garaway city band. The aim is to perfect a permanent organization at Livingston to promote music. Des Moines mutual life association of Des Moines Iowa filed the incorporation with a fee of 144. The Knights of the Maccabees at Ruby plan rebuilding a wall after a fire and have raised over 3100 toward the project with Louie Miller assisting Alder Tent No. 4.
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Transfer of funds sparks Treasury inquiry in New York
A transfer of 35,060000 to San Francisco was reported by Italian bankers and the U S Treasury. The exact purpose could not be learned but the transfers stirred questions in financial circles. Officials said the move appears unrelated to a recent Japanese incident.
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Maidenhead Lawyer Charged With Appropriation Case
In Sharon Pennsylvania on May 22 a Maidenhead Berkshire lawyer Alfred Wesnirt is accused of misappropriating $60. The statement in court claims Fossick sent the money to actress Mrs James Brown Potter without acquittal. The defendant was remanded.
Old Miring District Shows Signs of Life
An OCR read reveals mining interest surging in the Princeton area as ore finds and prospecting draw attention. Local owners Capper and Lay push development, with expectations of cashing in on copper and silver veins within miles of Princeton town as new shafts and wash works unlock potential wealth.
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Cured by Cuticura in One Month
A grateful mother describes her four month old baby’s severe eczema and how Cuticura Soap and Ointment eased symptoms within a week, leading to complete clearing in a month. The letter, dated Aug 14, 1904, promotes Cuticura products as fast relief for persistent skin conditions in infants.
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New York Tay Law Declared Valid By Court Ruling
A court upholds New York State real property tax authority in tension with general ad valorem franchise statutes. The decision centers on the legality of the Tay Law and its application to utility franchises and municipal public services. The ruling affirms state power to regulate franchise taxation amid disputes over separate corporate franchises and public works.
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Court ruling favors investors in Ontario elevator dispute
In a decision by the Board of Trade, Houston Brow was ruled against in a case involving ownership of a Western elevator venture. The circuit court’s findings on shipper duties and ownership were largely reversed, with key issues on technical economy and property rights overridden. The northern district's verdict for the elevator company was reversed, affecting western service claims and respondent status.
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State of chaos grips city amid killings and arson
Reports describe streets littered with dead and wounded as mobs attack and burn homes. Authorities struggle to restore order while fear grows that Kurdish and Turkic groups may join the violence and widen the unrest.
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Baron Rothschild Buried in Paris Funeral Marked by Official Presence
Baron Alphonse de Rothschild head of the French banking branch and Bank of France governor died Friday. A simple burial service was held at the Paris city pier with Premier and ministers in attendance. The ceremony passed without formal display. interment took place at Pere Lachaise cemetery. The family contributed $10,000 as a memorial.
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Supreme Court to Hear Gheen Case on Merits
The Supreme Court postponed ruling on the Gheen case alleging attempts to defraud the government. The defendants George I. Greet and associates faced charges tied to a probate and postal matter. The motion for dismissal and merit review remains unresolved as the court reviews earlier findings.
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Count Killed in Duel With Politician Burlajeat
An in chamber of deputies duel resulted in the death of Kegirstteh a member of the people’s party after a heated dispute. He was wounded near the heart and died almost instantly during the four duels with shords.
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Tea Striker Demands No Payment for Substandard Tea
A notice proclaims no payment for tea deemed unsatisfactory. Officials warn buyers to inspect batches and report defects before completing purchases or taking delivery.
Command Change in Ute Colorata Department
BERT WAKE IN COMMAND Denver Mex. McCaskey and Baldwin assume senior roles in the Ute Colorata department. McCaskey takes command as accessor to the department. Baldwin leads the Southwest division. McCaskey previously served in the Philippines.
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Canal employees reston Panama Canal steamer arrival
Former Panama Canal Commission workers docked in Reston New York after arriving on the Qorizabs from Colon. They say they resigned from the Ashinus due to high living costs and health conditions there.
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Trial in land fraud case shifted to federal court
The Supreme Court denied writs and moved the defendants Frederick A. Wyde and Henry Elmond from Columba County to the federal district for trial. The case alleges a vast scheme to secure land and state school lands in California and Oregon, with avenues to seize forest reserves and exchange lands under federal law.
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International congress convenes to discuss global agriculture chamber
May 29 session of the congress opened at the palace with attendance of diplomats and delegates. Mister Thont delivered a welcome address outlining aims as David Loe bin of Sacramento proposes an international chamber of agriculture for global coordination.
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Hungary Threatens To Shake Dual Monarchy In Crisis
Vienna May 2 The political crisis in Hungary deepens as Crown forces and government factions clash over nationalist movements. The crown plans to replace the premier next week while General Reservais, ex Hungarian defense minister, is considered for a cabinet reshuffle. Tensions rise toward possible revolution as authorities brace for bold moves by Hungarian leaders.
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Accuser Of Bribing Juror Shocks Northern Iowa Court
In a dramatic Northern Iowa federal trial a juror was bribery questioned as the judge discharged the panel. Browne banker and Storm Cake National Bank cashier faced conspiracy charges involving alleged misappropriation of 100000. Juror Carter and Watkins testified amid accusations of tampering. Trial stretched for ten days with a possible new trial looming.
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President Roosevelt to visit Brooklyn armory and address sailors
The article states President Roosevelt will visit Brooklyn on May 2 to assist in unveiling a memorial for General Henry Wy Slovinn and deliver an address to enlisted men at the Navy yard and related naval branch.
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